Indications are: Scoliosis, Spine tumours, Burst fracture, Spine TB

Advantages are: Direct approach to the pathology,Less invasive procedure 10mm incisions,Less post operative morbidity, Early return to work

Indications are:Multiple myeloma, Spine tumours, Osteoporotic fracture of spine, Can be done in conjunction with RF ablation

Advantages are: Direct approach to the pathology, Biomechanical addressing the pathology, Less invasive procedure 4mm incisions, Less post operative morbidity, Early return to work

Indications are: Cervical canal stenosis, OPLL

Advantages are: No destabilization of spine, Less invasive procedure, Less post operative morbidity, Early return to work

Indications are Lumbar canal stenoisis, Spine tumours, Disc prolopse, Spine TB

Advantages are Less invasive procedure 18mm incisions, Less post operative morbidity, Early return to work, Long term results available

• SCOLIOSIS CORRECTION- Thoracoscopic scoliosis correction, posterior correction, congenital scoliosis correction
• PEDICLE SUBTRACTION OSTEOTOMY
• DISC SURGERIES- CT guided injection, tubular endoscopic discectomy, tubular endoscopic decompression
• SPINE TUMOURS SURGERIES- CT guided biopsy, spine fixation, corpectomy, spine replacement, vertebroplasty, thoracoscopic spine reconstruction
• SPINE FRACURE SURGERIES- spine fixation, thoracoscopic spine reconstruction
• SPINE INFECTIONS TB, PYOGENIC- Costotransversectomy, trans pedicular decompression, spine fixation

• KNEE-Total knee replacement, Revision knee replacement, Mega- prosthetic knee replacement, extracorporeal irradiated tibial and femur reconstruction
  • Arthroscopic -ACL,PCL reconstruction and repair, meniscus repair and balancing, retinacular release, MPFL repair
• HIP -Total HIP replacement, HIP replacement, hemi HIP replacement, Mega- prosthetic HIP replacement, complex acetabular surgeries, hemipelvectomy, extracorporeal irradiated acetabulum and femur reconstruction
• SHOLUDER- Total shoulder replacement, Revision shoulder replacement, Reverse shoulder replacement, Mega- prosthetic shoulder replacement, extracorporeal irradiated glenoid and humerus reconstruction
  • Arthroscopic- Bankart's repair, Remplissauge procedure, rotator cuff repair, acromioplasty

Robotic-assisted orthopaedic surgery is an advanced method where specialized robotic system and 3D imaging help surgeons perform procedures with sub-millimetre precision. The orthopaedic surgeon will be in control all throughout the operation. Robotic assistance is not used to every patient or procedure.

Knee replacement surgeons may recommend an operation when severe knee damage causes ongoing pain, stiffness, and difficulty with everyday activities, especially when medicines and other treatments are no longer providing enough relief.

Yes, so many spinal problems can be treated using non-operative therapies. Many back and neck problems improve with physiotherapy, medicines, activity changes, and other non-surgical treatments. Surgery is usually considered when symptoms are severe or there is significant pressure on nerves.

No, robotic surgery is not automatically the best option for every patient. Robotic surgery can give you higher precision but both methods give excellent long-term results. Robotic surgery can be slightly expensive that traditional surgery. Your surgeon will consider your condition, anatomy, and treatment goals before recommending an approach

When comparing a joint replacement hospital in Kerala, look at the surgeon's experience, rehabilitation facilities, available surgical approaches, and postoperative support. A clear recovery plan matters just as much as the operation itself.

It is the recovery programme through which you can rebuild strength, get better at mobility, and restore confidence. Physiotherapy plan will be clearly laid out by your bones doctor based on your progression and the operation you had.